Sentence examples for be lavish to from inspiring English sources

It is likely to deter renovations of dilapidated properties, since they must be lavish to justify higher rents.

And of course food doesn't have to be lavish to seem like a feast.

It was lavish to some purpose, filling the large auditorium with colour and fun.

The auditorium of the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm is lavish to the point of fantasy, decorated with ornate plaster figures.

Dates, when made, tend to be lavish: at the most expensive restaurants, or on yachts, across borders on private planes, even across the ocean.

Japanese politicians are expected, for instance, to be lavish givers to their constituents when they marry, but largesse distributed by public works through politicians' koenkai, their personal support organisations, plays an even bigger part.

The suites are more opulent, the 118-foot-long scoreboards are larger and the construction cost is lavish, at $1.6 billion, equal to the gross domestic product of Lesotho.

Because we like to be lavish in this borough, there will be two pre-parties tomorrow to kick things off.

With so much cash, it was hard not to be lavish.

The weddings Ms. Shah plans tend to be lavish, and several run easily into the seven figures, she said.

But when they do accept an invitation, she said, the entertainment cannot be "lavish, frequent or contrary to Bank of America guidelines".